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ArcticFox Deluxe Display
Original Instructions
Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
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Part Number: 500002385-2 9/19
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Read this manual thoroughly before operating,
installing or performing maintenance on the
equipment. Failure to follow instructions in this
manual can cause property damage, injury or
dh
Ensure that all field wiring conforms to the
equipment requirements and all applicable local
Installation and maintenance/servicing are to be
performed only by trained and qualified
personnel familiar with commercial refrigeration
systems.
Indicates a situation that, if not avoided, could
damage the refrigeration system or result in
minor injury.
Safety Notices
NOTE: Indicates useful, extra information about the
procedure you are performing.
DANGER
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury. This applies to the most
extreme situations.
Notice
Indicates information considered important, but
not hazard-related (e.g. messages relating to
property damage).
Disconnect all power sources before servicing the
refrigeration equipment.
Use appropriate eye protection during installation
and servicing.
Sheet metal and coil surfaces have sharp edges.
Use appropriate protective gloves to prevent
ij
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
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Table of Contents
Section 1
General Information
Receiving Inspection ........................................................ .......................................................... 4
Warranty Information ................................................................................................................. 4
Section 2
Specifications
Specifications .............................................................................................................................. 5
Accessories ................................................................................................................................. 5
Combinations Of Control............................................................................................................. 6
Dimensions ................................................................................................................................. 7
Deluxe Display – Stand Alone – Alarms & Variables Menu .......................................................... 9
Deluxe Display – Stand Alone – Set Points Menu ...................................................................... 10
ArcticFox OEM Controller – Variables Menu ............................................................................. 11
ArcticFox OEM Controller – Set Points Menu ............................................................................ 12
Refrigerants .............................................................................................................................. 14
Aux Input Modes....................................................................................................................... 15
ArcticFox OEM Controller – Manual Menu ................................................................................ 15
ArcticFox OEM Controller – Alarms Menu ................................................................................. 16
Communications ....................................................................................................................... 17
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Section 1
General Information
Receiving Inspection
• Check the shipment carefully and compare to the bill of lading.
• Account for all items listed and inspect each container for damage.
• Carefully inspect for any concealed damage.
• Report any shortages or damages to the carrier, note on the bill of lading, and file a freight claim.
• Damaged material cannot be returned to the manufacturer without prior approval.
• A Return Material Authorization (RMA) must be obtained. Contact a sales representative at 800-826- 7036.
Warranty Information
For information regarding warranty guidelines, claim form, product registration, warranty verification, or locating a
service provider please visit our website at www.kolpak.com
or call 800-225-9916.
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Section 2
Specifications
Controller
Input Voltage:
120 V or 208 V-240 V
Ambient Temp:
-40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
Operating Temp:
-40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
Operating Humidity Range:
0%-95%, non-condensable
Temperature/Digital Inputs:
(3) multi-use (temp sensor or digital input)
(1) Designated as digital input for door switch
Input:
(1) Designated for panic button
Relays Outputs:
Door heater relay – Max 3A @ 120 VAC
Lights relay – Max 5A @ 120/240 VAC
Alarm Relay – Max 5A @ 120/240 VAC
Communication:
(1) RJ-11connection for RS-485 serial communication to the
ArcticFox OEM controller
Buzzer:
95dB
Battery Backup:
9 VDC, rechargeable battery
Temperature Sensor
Sensor Specs:
-60°F to 150°F (-51°C to 65°C)
Moisture resistant package;
Stainless steel housing
2KΩ @ 77°F
Accessories
Remote Displays
21782
Deluxe Display junction box
21320
Deluxe Display less junction box
21786
Deluxe Display cable – 25 ft
21781
Replacement 9V rechargeable battery
21375
1A 250V slow blow- 5mm x 20mm fuse – TSC1A250-1A
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Combinations Of Control
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Dimensions - Inches
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Connecting The Controllers
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Deluxe Display – Stand Alone – Alarms & Variables Menu
ACCESS THE ALARMS MENU. Use the or to scroll through the Alarms & Variables menu. Note: Alarms will display first, if no alarms
are active only the Variables are displayed.
NAME
DESCRIPTION
ROOMTEMP2 SENSOR ALARM Temp 2 input is shorted or open
ROOMTEMP3 SENSOR ALARM Temp 3 input is shorted or open
MONITOR TEMP2 SENSOR ALARM Temp 2 input is shorted or open
HIGH MONITOR TEMP2 ALARM Temp 2 input is above High Temp Alarm Offset for longer than High Temp Alarm Delay.
LOW MONITOR TEMP2 ALARM Temp 2 below Low Temp Alarm Offset for longer than Low Temp Alarm Delay.
MONITOR TEMP3 SENSOR ALARM Temp 3 input is shorted or open
HIGH MONITOR TEMP3 ALARM Temp 3 input is above High Temp Alarm Offset for longer than High Temp Alarm Delay.
LOW MONITOR TEMP3 ALARM Temp 3 below Low Temp Alarm Offset for longer than Low Temp Alarm Delay.
DOOR OPEN ALARM Door has been open longer than Door Alarm Delay
DOOR TEMP SENSOR ALARM Temp1 input is shorted or open
LOW DOOR TEMP ALARM Door Temp is below Low Door Alarm Offset for longer than Door Temp Alarm Delay
HIGH DOOR TEMP ALARM Door Temp is above High Door Alarm Offset for longer than Door Temp Alarm Delay
EXTERNAL ALARM 1, 2, OR 3 If input is selected as external alarm, and alarm becomes active
TEMP 2 READING
Toggle between Temp2 and value read by controller, if ‘DOOR SWITCH’ selected, ‘T2 DOOR
CLOSED, TS DOOR OPEN’ if ‘EXTERNAL ALARM’ selected, ‘T2 EXT ALARM ACTIVE, T2 NO
EXT ALARM
The range is -87.7 to 183.0 degrees F. If there is a sensor failure, value will read 888.8. Will
report T2 DOOR CLOSED if reads that door is closed, T2 DOOR OPEN if reads that door is
open. Will report T2 EXT ALARM ACTIVE if reads that alarm is active, T2 NO EXT ALARM if
reads alarm is inactive
TEMP 3 READING
Toggle between TEMP3 and value read by controller. if ‘DOOR SWITCH’ selected, ‘T3 DOOR
CLOSED, T3 DOOR OPEN’ if
‘EXTERNAL ALARM’ selected, ‘T3 EXT ALARM ACTIVE, T3 NO EXT ALARM
The range is -87.7 to 183.0 deg F. If there is a sensor failure, value will read 888.8. Will
report T3 DOOR CLOSED if reads that door is closed, T3 DOOR OPEN if reads that do CTIVE
if reads that alarm is active, T3 NO EXT ALARM if reads alarm is inactive
DOOR TEMP READING
Toggle between TEMP1 and value read by controller. if ‘DOOR SWITCH’ selected, ‘T1 DOOR
CLOSED, T1 DOOR OPEN’ if
‘EXTERNAL ALARM’ selected, ‘T1 EXT ALARM ACTIVE, T1 NO EXT ALARM
The range is -87.7 to 183.0 deg F. If there is a sensor failure, value will read D888. Will
report T1 DOOR CLOSED if reads that door is closed, T1 DOOR OPEN if reads that do CTIVE
if reads that alarm is active, T1 NO EXT ALARM if reads alarm is inactive
DOOR SWITCH STATE
DOOR CLOSED, DOOR OPEN, DOOR SWITCH DISABLED
Will report DOOR CLOSED if reads r is open, DOOR SWITCH DISABLED if door switch
function is disabled
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Deluxe Display – Stand Alone – Setpoints Menu
1. ACCESS THE SETPOINTS MENU. Press and hold and for 3 seconds to access Setpoint mode.
2. AUX1 Function is displayed. Use the or to scroll through the Setpoints menu. (Press to display the current value of a Setpoint). To
change the value, press and hold for 3 seconds.
3. SELECT PARAMETER TO ADJUST If the yellow and red LEDs start blinking the setpoint has selectable options, use the or to scroll
through the options. When the value is a number, a digit starts blinking. Use the or to change the value of the digit, use the or to
move to the next digit.
4. Press and hold for 3 seconds to save the change. Press to return to the Setpoint menu. Repeat steps to change additional Setpoints,
or press three times to return to the default display.
NAME
Min
Max
Default
DESCRIPTION
AUX1 FUNCTION DISABLED
EXTERNAL
ALARM
DISABLED DISABLE/DOOR TEMP/DOOR SWITCH/EXTERNAL ALARM
AUX1 SWITCH STATE OPEN CLOSED OPEN State of input for door to be open or external alarm to be active
DOOR TEMP -10.0°F 100.0°F 35.0°F Temperature where heaters are turned on
DOOR TEMP DIFF 0.1°F 10.0°F 3.0°F Temperature offset above ‘DOOR TEMP’ to turn door heaters off
HI DOOR ALR OFST 0.1°F 100.0°F 100.0°F
Temperature offset above ‘DOOR TEMP’ for high door temperature
alarm
LO DOOR ALR OFST 0.1°F 20.0°F 5.0.1°F
Temperature offset below ‘DOOR TEMP’ for low door temperature
alarm
DOOR TEMP ALR DLY 1 min 1440 min 15 min
Delay time when door temperature is out of range before setting
alarm
DOOR SWTCH STATE DISABLED CLOSED OPEN
State of input for door to be open or disable function (disabled, open
or closed)
DOOR ALARM DELAY 0 min 1440 min 30 min Time for door to be open before setting door open alarm
LIGHTS OFF DELAY 0 min 60 min 10 min Time after door closes that lights relay is de-energized
AUX2 FUNCTION DISABLED
EXTERNAL
ALARM
DISABLED
DISABLE/ROOM TEMP/MONITOR TEMP/DOOR SWITCH/EXTERNAL
ALARM
AUX2 SIWTCH STATE OPEN CLOSED OPEN State of input for door to be open or external alarm to be active
AUX3 FUNCTION DISABLED
EXTERNAL
ALARM
DISABLED
DISABLE/ROOM TEMP/MONITOR TEMP/DOOR SWITCH/EXTERNAL
ALARM
AUX3 SWTCH STATE OPEN CLOSED OPEN
MON TMP2 HI ALRM -60.0°F 90.0°F 35.0°F
If monitor temp2 is above this set point for some time, set high
temp2 alarm
MON TMP2 LO ALRM -60.0°F 90.0°F -10.0°F
If monitor temp2 is below this set point for some time, set low temp2
alarm
MON TMP2 AL DLY 1 min 1440 min 15 min
Delay time when monitor temp2 is out of range before setting temp2
alarm
MON TMP3 HI ALRM -60.0°F 90.0°F 35.0°F
If monitor temp2 is above this set point for some time, set high
temp2 alarm
MON TMP3 LO ALRM -60.0°F 90.0°F -10.0°F
If monitor temp3 is below this set point for some time, set low temp2
alarm
MON TMP3 AL DLY 1 min 1440 min 15 min
Delay time when monitor temp3 is out of range before setting temp3
alarm
BUZZER MODE DISABLED
DOOR ALARM
ONLY
ENABLED Function for buzzer DISABLED, ENABLED, DOOR ALARM ONLY
DISP BRIGHTNESS 1 50 18 Dim or brighten display
ADDRESS 1 5 5 Modbus Address
DISP CLEAR ALARM - - -
Press and hold ‘ENTER’ button for 3 seconds, until display changes, to
clear alarms set in Deluxe Display
DISP FACTORY RST - - -
Press and hold ‘ENTER’ button for 3 seconds, until display changes, to
change set points to factory defaults.
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ArcticFox OEM Controller – Variables Menu
1. ACCESS THE VARIABLES MENU. The controllers should be scrolling on the Deluxe Display (Ex. Freezer, -10.2F, Defrost, Cooler 35.0F)
2. Use the or to display the controller.
3. Press to select desired controller.
4. Use the or to scroll through the menus (Setpoints – Variables – Manual Menu – Password – Alarms).
5. Press when Variables is displayed. Then use the or to scroll through the Variables column. Press once to return to the
Variable name. Press three more times to return to the default display.
NAME
DESCRIPTION
ROOM TEMP Room Temp as measured by controller
COIL TEMP Coil Temp as measured by controller
SYSTEM MODE Current operating status
SUPERHEAT Superheat as calculated by controller
SUCTION PRESSURE Suction Pressure as measured by controller
T1 SUCTION PRESSURE Suction Temp as measured by the controller
SATURATION TEMP Saturation Temp as calculated by the controller
VALVE % OPEN Percentage EEV is open
COMPRESSOR RELAY Current status of LLS/Compressor Relay
DEFROST RELAY Current status of Defrost Relay
FAN RELAY Current status of Fan Relay
AUX 1 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by controller at Aux Input 1
AUX 2 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by controller at Aux Input 2
AUX 3 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by controller at Aux Input 3
DISP AUX 1 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by Deluxe Display at Aux Input 1
DISP AUX 2 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by Deluxe Display at Aux Input 2
DISP AUX 3 STATUS Current status/temperature as measured by Deluxe Display at Aux Input 3
DISP ALARM RELAY Current status of Deluxe Display Alarm Relay
DISP LIGHT RELAY Current status of Deluxe Display Light Relay
DISP HEATER RELAY Current status of Deluxe Display Heater Relay
DISP DOOR SWITCH Current status of Deluxe Display Door Switch
IP OCTET 1 First 3 digits of IP Address
IP OCTET 2 Second 3 digits of IP Address
IP OCTET 3 Third 3 digits of IP Address
IP OCTET 4 Fourth 3 digits of IP Address
SUBNET MASK OCTET 1 First 3 digits of Subnet Mast
SUBNET MASK OCTET 2 Second 3 digits of Subnet Mast
SUBNET MASK OCTET 3 Third 3 digits of Subnet Mast
SUBNET MASK OCTET 4 Fourth 3 digits of Subnet Mast
FIRMWARE VERSION Current version of firmware on controller
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ArcticFox OEM Controller – Setpoints Menu
1. ACCESS THE SETPOINTS MENU. The controllers should be scrolling on the Deluxe Display (Ex. Freezer, -10.2F, Defrost, Cooler 35.0F)
2. Use the or until desired controller is displayed.
3. Press to select desired controller.
4. Use the or to scroll through the menus (Setpoints – Variables – Manual Menu – Password – Alarms). Press when Setpoints is
displayed. If you are already logged in, go to step
6.
5. If you are not logged in, 0 0 0 0 is displayed prompting you for the password. To enter the password (default is 2222), use the or to
change the value of the digit, use the or to move to the next digit. When the password is entered, press and hold for 3
seconds.
6. Then, use the or to scroll through the Setpoints list. (Press to display the current value of a Setpoint). To change the value, press and
hold for 3 seconds.
7. SELECT PARAMETER TO ADJUST You will return to the Setpoint. If the yellow and red LEDs start blinking, the setpoint has selectable
options, use the or to scroll through the options. When the value is a number, a digit starts blinking. Use the or to change the value
of the digit, use the or to move to the next digit.
8. Press and hold for 3 seconds to save the change.
9. Press to return to the Setpoint menu. Repeat steps to change additional Setpoints, or press three times to return to the default
display.
NAME
Min
Max
Default
DESCRIPTION
ROOM TEMP -50.0°F 90.0°F 0.0°F Room Temp to be maintained
DEFROST TYPE N/A N/A ELEC
Type of Defrost for Evap: ELEC for Electric/Air for off time/HOT
GAS COMP ON for hot gas, comp is on/HOT GAS COMP OFF for
hot gas, comp is off
VALVE TYPE N/A N/A MECHANICAL
Type of valve used on system; mechanical, pre-configured
electric, custom EEV configuration
MOTOR TYPE UNIPOLAR BIPOLAR BIPOLAR
UNIPOLAR if unipolar stepper is used, BIPOLAR if bipolar
stepper is used. Only available if VALVE TYPE = CUSTOM
MOTOR STEP RATE 30 400 30
Number of steps per second. Only available if VALVE TYPE =
CUSTOM
MAX VALVE STEPS 200 6400 500
Number of steps for full stroke of valve. Only available if VALVE
TYPE = CUSTOM
SUPERHEAT 5.0°F 30.0°F 8.0°F
Target superheat. Only available if VALVE TYPE is any electric
valve
MAX OPERATING PRES 10.0 PSI 150.0 PSI 150.0 PSI
Max Operating Pressure. Max is 300 when R-410a is selected.
Max is 500 when R-744 is selected Only available if VALVE TYPE
is any electric valve
REFRIGERANT N/A N/A R-404a Type of refrigerant used: See table on following page
FAN SPEED -100.0% 100.0% 0.0% Fans speed %
MIN COMP RUN TIME 0 Min 15 Min 2 Min Minimum compressor run time
MIN COMP OFF TIME 0 Min 15 Min 5 Min Minimum compressor off time
REFRIG FAN MODE
MANAGED, PERMANENT, ON
W/ COMPRESSOR, TITLE 24
ON W/
COMPRESSOR
MANAGED = manage fans during refrig cycle; PERMANENT =
fans on permanent during refrig cycle; ON W/ COMPRESSOR =
manage fan in OFF then on if refrig; TITLE 24 = cycle fans based
on Title 24 regulations
DEFROST MODE
DEMAND, SCHEDULE,
RUNTIME
DEMAND
Mode to initiate a defrost; DEMAND, SCHEDULE, RUNTIME =
Comp Run Time
DEFROSTS / DAY 0 8 5
If DEFROST MODE = SCHEDULE; Number of evenly spaced
defrosts per day the controller will initiate. Only available if
DEFROST MODE = SCHEDULE
1
ST
DEFROST DELAY 0 Min 240 Min 120 Min Delay of 1
st
defrost of day when DEFROST MODE = SCHEDULE
DEFROST FAN STATE OFF ON OFF OFF = fans off during defrost; ON = fans on during defrost
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NAME
Min
Max
Default
DESCRIPTION
DEFROST TERM TEMP 35.0°F 90.0°F 50.0°F
The temperature the coil sensor(s) must exceed in order to
terminate defrost
DEFROST PARAMETER 0 90 30
Coefficient to KE2 Defrost algorithm. Only available if DEFROST
MODE = DEMAND
MAX DEFROST TIME 0 Min 90 Min 45 Min
Maximum amount of time the defrost relay is energized. Only
available if DEFFROST MODE = SCHEDULE
DRAIN TME 0 Min 15 Min 2 Min Time to be in drain mode (drip time)
MAX TIME FOR LPCO 0 Min 15 Min 0 Min
LPCO is disable if set to 0 min; Only available if VALVE TYPE is set
to any electric valve type
LOW PRESSURE CUT OUT -5.0 PSIG 138.0 PSIG 8.0 PSIG
Only available if VALVE TYPE is set to any electric valve type and
MAX TIME FOR LPCO is greater than 0 min
PRESS DIFF FOR LPCO 1.0 PSIG 50.0 PSIG 15.0 PSIG
Only available if VAVLE TYPE is set to any electric valve type and
MAX TIME FOR LPCO is greater than 0 min
COMP RUN TIME 0 Hrs 24 Hrs 6 Hrs
Number of hours of cooling before starting defrost. Only
available when DEFROST MODE = RUNTIME
ELECTRIC DEFROST MODE PULSE PERMANENT PULSE
PULSE = utilize advanced defrost algorithm, PERMANENT =
Leave defrost relay energized. Only available if DEFROST TYPE =
ELEC
FAN DELAY TEMP -40.0°F 35.0°F 20.0°F Fan Delay Temperature
MAX FAN DELAY TIME 0 Min 20 Min 2 Min Max Fan Delay time
PUMP DOWN TIME 0 Min 90 Min 0 Min Pump Down time
MULTI AIR TEMP CTRL
WARMEST
AIR
AVERAGE AIR WARMEST AIR
WARMEST AIR = use the warmest air temp from bonded
controls; AVERAGE AIR = use the average air temp from bonded
controls
MULTI EVAP COOL
SYNCHRONIZ
ED
INDEPENDENT SYNCHRONIZED
SYNCHRONIZED = synchronize bonded controllers in
refrigeration mode; INDEPENDENT = bonded controllers control
temperature independently in refrigeration mode
MULTI EVAP DEFROST
SYNCHRONIZ
ED
INDEPENDENT SYNCHRONIZED
SYNCHRONIZED = synchronize bonded controllers in defrost
mode; INDEPENDENT = bonded controllers defrost
independently
MULTI EVAP SENSOR SHARED NOT SHARED SHARED
SHARED = share sensor readings from bonded controllers; NOT
SHARED = use local sensor readings only
HIGH TEMP ALARM OFFSET 0.0°F 99.9°F 10.0°F
Number of degrees above ROOM TEMP for a HIGH TEMP
ALARM
HIGH TEMP ALARM DELAY 0 Min 120 Min 60 Min
Minutes the room temperature must remain above ROOM
TEMP + HIGH TEMP ALARM OFFSET before issuing a HIGH TEMP
ALARM
LOW TEMP ALARM OFFSET 0.0°F 20.0°F 4.0°F
Number of degrees below ROOM TEMP for a LOW TEMP ALARM
condition
LOW TEMP ALARM DELAY 0 Min 30 Min 10 Min
Minutes the room temperature must remain below ROOM
TEMP – LOW TEMP ALARM OFFSET before issuing a LOW TEMP
ALARM
DOOR ALARM DELAY 0 Min 180 Min 30 Min
Minutes any door is open and room temperature is 5 deg F
above ROOM TEMP + AIR DIFF before issuing an alarm condition
AUX IN 1 MODE N/A N/A DISABLED See Auxiliary Input Modes table on the following page
AUX IN 1 STATE OPEN CLOSED CLOSED
OPEN = active if input is an open CLOSED = active if input is a
short
AUX IN 2 MODE N/A N/A DISABLED See Auxiliary Input Modes table on the following page
AUX IN 2 STATE OPEN CLOSED CLOSED
OPEN = active if input is an open CLOSED = active if input is a
short
AUX IN 3 MODE N/A N/A DISABLED See Auxiliary Input Modes table on the following page
AUX IN 3 STATE OPEN CLOSED CLOSED
OPEN = active if input is an open CLOSED = active if input is a
short
2
ND
ROOM TEMP -50.0°F 99.9°F -50.0°F
If AUX IN (1,2 and/or 3) MODE = 2
nd
ROOM TEMP; this value
becomes the ROOM TEMP set point when the digital input is
active
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NAME
Min
Max
Default
DESCRIPTION
SUCT PRES OFFSET -5.0 PSI 5.0 PSI 0.0 PSI
An offset added or subtracted from the suction pressure
transducer reading
SUCT TEMP OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
An offset added or subtracted from the temperature sensor
reading
AIR TEMP OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
An offset added or subtracted from the air temperature sensor
reading
COIL TEMP OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
An offset added or subtracted from the coil temperature sensor
reading
AUX1 OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
When Aux1, Aux2, or Aux3 are used as a temperature sensor, an
offset is added or subtracted from sensor reading
AUX2 OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
AUX3 OFFSET -5.0°F 5.0°F 0.0°F
TEMP UNITS
FAHRENHEI
T
CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT
Unites for temperature’s display in deg F for FAHRENHEIT, or
deg C for CELSIUS
AIR TEMP DIFF 0.1°F 5.0°F 1.0°F
The number of degrees above ROOM TEMP before the
controller will go into REFRIGERATION mode
EXTREME TEMP DIFF 0.0°F 99.9°F 20.0°F Advanced topic: Call KE2 Therm for assistance
PROPORTIONAL 0 255 3
A coefficient to the valve control algorithm that increase valve
responsiveness as the value
INTEGRAL 0 255 5
A coefficient to the valve control algorithm that increase valve
responsiveness as the value
DERIVATIVE 0 255 3 Should not be adjusted unless instructed by KE2 Therm
Refrigerants
NAME
SCROLLING TEXT
R-404a 404A
R-507 R507
R-407a 407A
R-407c 407C
R-422a 422A
R-134a 134A
R-22 R22
R-717 R717
R-438a 438A
R-408a 408A
R-409a 409A
R-407f 407F
R-410a 410A
R-744 R744
R-448a R448A
R-449a R449A
R-450a R450A
R-513a 513A
R-452a 452A
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Aux Input Modes
NAME
SCROLLING TEXT
DISABLED Input not used
ROOM TEMP Temperature input used as another Room Temp
COIL TEMP Temperature input used as another Coil Temp
MONITOR Temperature input used for monitoring only
2
ND
TEMP Inactive = 2
ND
ROOM TEMP SP off, Active = WND ROOM TEMP SP on
DOOR SWITCH Inactive = Door Closed, Active = Door Open
EXT ALARM (1) (2) (3) Inactive = No alarm, Active = External Alarm is set
SYS OFF Inactive = Normal operation, Active = system off
DFR INTERLOCK Inactive = defrost heaters normal control, Active = defrost heaters off
DFR LOCK Inactive = defrost normal, Active = defrost not allowed
ArcticFox OEM Controller – Manual Menu
1. Press and Password prompt will appear. Press to display 0 0 0 0. To enter the password (default is 2222), use the or to
change the value of the digit, use the or to move to the next digit. When password is entered, press and hold for 3 seconds.
2. Select Parameter to adjust by using the or to scroll through the Manual Menu. When desired Parameter Name is displayed, press
. Then use the or to move through the Range of options for that Parameter, or if entering a number, use the or to change the value
of the digit, use the or to move to the next digit.
Press and hold for 3 seconds to save the change.
NAME
DESCRIPTION
MANUAL CONTROL Force the controller into the next operating mode
MANUAL VALVE Manually open or close the EEV in percentage increments
CLEAR ALARMS Press and hold ENTER for 5 seconds to clear all alarms
MANUAL COMPRESSOR RELAY Manually energize or deenergize liquid line solenoid / compressor relay
MANUAL DEFROST RELAY Manually energize or deenergize defrost relay
MANUAL FAN RELAY Manually energize or deenergize fan relay
FACTORY RESET Press and hold ENTER for 5 seconds to put all setpoints back to default
WEB PASSWORD RESET Reset the web password to the factory default
DOD INIT Turn ArcticFox Smart Access on or off
SMART ACCESS Turn DHCP Mode on or off
DHCP MODE Re-initialize OEM defrost algorithm
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ArcticFox OEM Controller – Alarms Menu
1. Use the or to move through the Menus (Setpoints – Variables – Manual Menu – Password – ALARMS). Press when Alarms is
displayed.
2. Use the or to scroll through the Alarms list. Press once to return to the Menus.
3. Press two more times to return to the default display.
4. Press to silence the alarm. Alarm is silenced for 1 hour while alarm condition is addressed. If system is not corrected by 1 hour alarm will
sound again.
NAME
DESCRIPTION
PRESSURE SENSOR Suction pressure sensor is shorted, open or pressure out of range
SUCTION TEMP SENSOR Suction temperature sensor is shorted or open
AIR TEMP SENSOR Return air temperature sensor is shorted or open
COIL TEMP SENSOR Coil temperature sensor is shorted or open
HIGH SUPERHEAT Superheat above upper limit
LOW SUPERHEAT Superheat below lower limit
HIGH AIR TEMP
Room temperature is above ROOM TEMP + AIR TEMP DIFF + HIGH TEMP ALARM OFFSET for longer than
HIGH TEMP ALARM DELAY
LOW AIR TEMP
Room temperature is below ROOM TEMP – LOW TEMP ALARM OFFSET for longer than LOW TEMP ALARM
DELAY
EXCESS DEFROST 32 or more defrosts within 48 hours
DEFR TERM ON TIME Defrost terminated on time instead of temperature for two consecutive cycles
DOOR OPEN ALARM
If any door input from main controller or combo display is open and room temperature is 5°F above ROOM
TEMP + AIR TEMP DIFF for DOOR ALARM DELAY time
COMMUNICATION ERROR ONLY FOR BONDED CONTROLLERS: No communication between controllers for one minute or more
EXTERNAL ALARM 1 If main AUX1 IN MODE = EXT ALARM: the digital input is in an active state
EXTERNAL ALARM 2 If main AUX2 IN MODE = EXT ALARM: the digital input is in an active state
EXTERNAL ALARM 3 If main AUX3 IN MODE = EXT ALARM: the digital input is in an active state
EMAIL FEATURE Email alert was not confirmed by email server provided after 7 consecutive attempts
DISPLAY AUX2 SENSOR Set if display AUX2 Function set to one of the temperature inputs and input is shorted or open
PUMPDOWN TIMEOUT Max time for LPCO pump down exceeded
SHORT COMP CYCLE Compressor is started an excessive number of times to maintain suction pressure
LOW PRESSURE Suction pressure dropped below expected point excessive number of times
AUX1 SENSOR Set if main AUX1 input set to a temperature input and input is shorted or open
AUX2 SENSOR Set if main AUX2 input set to a temperature input and input is shorted or open
AUX3 SENSOR Set if main AUX3 input set to a temperature input and input is shorted or open
FLASH MEM ERROR Internal Controller Alarm
COMP SEQ COMM ERROR If set to communicate with Compressor Sequencer, but no communication detected
WATCHDOG ERROR Internal Controller Alarm
HELP – PANIC Display Panic Button pressed and in panic mode
DOOR TEMP SENSOR Set if display AUX1 Function set to DOOR TEMP and input is shorted or open
DOOR TEMP HIGH
Display Door temperature is above DOOR TEMP + DOOR TEMP DIFF + HI DOOR ALR OFST for longer than
DOOR TMP ALR DLY
DOOR TEMP LOW Display Door temperature is below DOOR TEMP – LO DOOR ALR OFST for longer than DOOR TMP ALR DLY
HIGH MONITOR TEMP2 Display Monitor2 temperature is above MON TMP2 HI ALRM for longer than MON TMP2 AL DLY
LOW MONITOR TEMP2 Display Monitor2 temperature is below MON TMP2 LO ALRM for longer than MON TMP2 AL DLY
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NAME
DESCRIPTION
DISPLAY AUX3 SENSOR Set if display AUX3 Function set to one of the temperature inputs and input is shorted or open
HIGH MONITOR TEMP3 Display Monitor3 temperature is above MON TMP3 HI ALRM for longer than MON TMP3 AL DLY
LOW MONITOR TEMP3 Display Monitor3 temperature is below MON TMP3 LO ALRM for longer than MON TMP3 AL DLY
DISP EXTERNAL ALARM 1 If display AUX1 FUNCTION = EXT ALARM; the digital input is in an active state
DISP EXTERNAL ALARM 2 If display AUX2 FUNCTION = EXT ALARM; the digital input is in an active state
DISP EXTERNAL ALARM 3 If display AUX3 FUNCTION = EXT ALARM; the digital input is in an active state
Communications
Note: Remote communication with the Deluxe Display is only possible through the OEM Evaporator.
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